
Group Campgrounds in Virginia
Discover the best group campgrounds across Virginia. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.
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Handpicked destinations that define the region

Sherando Lake Group Camp
This tent-only sanctuary accommodates large gatherings with a sprawling central field where Scout troops practice knots by day and families spread blankets for stargazing after dark.

Turkey Run Ridge Group
Up to 40 adventurers spread across nine woodland sites, each equipped with picnic tables, fire grills, and lantern posts for evening gatherings under the canopy.

Hopper Creek Group Camp
Up to 50 campers can reserve this entire dedicated site, ensuring complete privacy among towering Blue Ridge trees. The communal fire circle becomes the heart of your group's experience, surrounded by open grassy areas that give everyone room to spread out.
About Group Campgrounds in Virginia
Group camping in Virginia offers an exceptional variety of settings for reunions, scout troops, youth organizations, and multi-family gatherings across the Commonwealth's diverse landscapes. From the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Shenandoah Valley and Northern Virginia's accessible forests, the state provides purpose-built group facilities designed to accommodate gatherings ranging from intimate family reunions to large organized events with 50 or more participants.
Best Time
Spring and fall represent prime seasons for group camping in Virginia, with April through May and September through October offering comfortable temperatures, lower humidity, and spectacular natural displays. Spring brings wildflower blooms throughout mountain regions and moderate temperatures ideal for active groups, though occasional rain requires tarps and contingency planning.
What Makes It Great
- Sites for 10-100+ people
- Shared pavilions and gathering areas
- Group fire rings and cooking facilities
- Reservable for your dates
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Tips & Recommendations
- 1Reserve group campsites 6-8 months in advance for peak season weekends, as Virginia's most popular group facilities like Turkey Run Ridge and Sherando Lake book quickly for spring and fall dates.
- 2Confirm exact capacity limits and vehicle parking restrictions when booking—some group camps limit the number of cars allowed, requiring carpooling or shuttle arrangements for larger gatherings.
- 3Designate a site coordinator to arrive early for check-in and site orientation, as group camps often have specific rules about fire locations, quiet hours, and activity boundaries that differ from family campgrounds.
- 4Bring extra tarps and rope for communal dining areas, as weather can change quickly in mountain locations—a 20x20 tarp over picnic areas transforms rainy gatherings into comfortable experiences.
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